| I only left an exam once when I was a law student, and it was at the point when I was genuinely stymied. |
| Activists stymied the justice system and the business world by practising the politics of ethnic grievance. |
| Throughout his reign many potential advances and reforms were stymied through factionalism and constant political infighting. |
| While supply problems have not crippled operations, they have stymied some units. |
| But combining biological and non-biological materials in one device has stymied researchers in the past. |
| He's got some interesting thoughts on algorithms, but seems stymied by issues of context. |
